The next time you have some herrings and cheese laying
about, you might want to try this recipe for mostly cooked cheesy fish.
Or you might not; your call.
Someone, somewhere, once decided a nice bit of fish could
only be improved with the addition of cheese. This person was a clown with too
much time on his or her hands, and certainly too much cheese. Perhaps this
individual had just broken up with someone and had lost all respect for life
and just didn’t give a fuck anymore. You know how that is: one minute you’re
happy, the next you’re a lonely loser obsessively listening to songs that
remind you of better days with no appetite and yet the inexplicable need to
continue eating. The meals you concoct are designed to give a giant culinary
middle finger to the universe and the ex, and ought to simply be left to
anonymous regret.
But no: this fool, in his or her despair, decided it would
be good to share.
If you think you might want to eat fish in the future — buy
it fresh, in the future, and cook it then. Your freezer will thank you.
Margeurite Patten’s
All-Colour Book of Freezing, 1975
Also from this book: Darwinian